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Last-minute deal to Zakynthos from Prague: a week with full board from 15,990 CZK

Last-minute deal to Zakynthos from Prague: a week with full board from 15,990 CZK
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Tour operators EXIM Tours and Fischer are offering trips to the Greek island of Zakynthos with departure from Prague for a week, from July 30 to August 6. The cost of the package with full board per person starts at 15,990 CZK — about 43% cheaper than the usual price.

Guests will be staying at the two-star Aktipis Studios hotel, located right on the sandy beach. What makes this deal stand out is that packages at this price usually include only half board or breakfast alone, whereas this one offers full board — a real bargain for a last-minute deal in the middle of the summer season.

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The full-board package includes a buffet breakfast, plus lunch and dinner à la carte, with one drink already included in the price.

Read also: 8 best swimming spots near Prague: lakes, quarries and beaches within an hour's drive of the capital

Source: cestujlevne.com

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